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Former Secretary of War and Senator served as the first and only president of the Confederacy
Jefferson Davis
This narrow strip on the Korean Peninsula roughly follows 38 degrees north latitude
In 2014, she made history as the first African-American to dance the role of Clara in American Ballet Theatre's production of The Nutcracker
Misty Copeland
What is the only sport to be played on the moon?
Golf
The country that has won the most medals in the Winter Olympics.
Norway
The term that refers to two chambers, established by the constitution as a compromise of the New Jersey and Virginia plans
Bicameral
State Capitals
It's the only capital named for a signer of the Constitution
Madison, Wisconson
Beginning in 1867, school was in session for what is now Morehouse College and this university in Washington, D.C.
Howard University
Who was the first player to win the Golden Boot twice?
Gerd Mueller
This poet and author titled the first volume of her autobiography "I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings."
Maya Angelou
The 11th president of the United States, who issued the largest territorial expansion of all the United States Presidents during one term.
James K Polk
The first President to hold an internet chat with the public?
Bill Clinton
2013 saw the first Congress with 2 African-American senators when Mo Cowan of Massachusetts served with Tim Scott of this state
South Carolina
The first President to be born in a hospital, in October 1924?
Jimmy Carter
Element number 18, it's every pirate's favorite noble gas
Argon.
This battle sparked the beginning of the Revolutionary War
Lexington and Concord
This five-letter app that started in 2009 allows you to send money to friends, making group dinners less stressful.
Venmo
U.S. banks earn money by giving loans at interest rates regulated by this body created in 1913
Federal Reserve (Board)
Computer Science's equivalent to the Nobel Prize is named for this 20th-century British mathematician
Alan Turing
In 1936, this British economist proposed that the way to beat a recession was through a government-sponsored policy of full employment.
John Maynard Keynes
New Year's Day in 1752 was a precursor of Flag Day due to her birth in Pennsylvania.
Betsy Ross
The NFL team that has its logo on only one side of its helmets
The Pittsburgh Steelers
O Say, Can You See this guitarist who closed the show at Woodstock and was paid $32,000 for the gig.
Jimi Hendrix
Berry Gordy was known as "The Chairman" while running this soul music empire
Motown
Two-hundred pounds of mulberry leaves fed to worms are used to produce one pound of this product
Silk